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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-06
Ginige Betradtungen llber ben
nSelbitmoro."
Inseitelt BON 8m. Bilfens.

Gs sebt etpa Ginem ba8 GeI1dft niht
gut sprfudrts ober er pirb BON ieinen
MitmeufdeI niibtannt, sebaBt, perfolst,
OSer er fanst an ~ franteln, CUR arbeit
untaualth au iueroen, iinb fir9tet, i'm
Saaie Sl0en aur CAT au fallen, sa it 70.
slei1 Der @unf1 i'm SerSen unb bas
Bort auf Der Sunse fertis uRb seldufis
%, f5nnte i'd fterben! 10 piel areu3 unb
'Glenb fam i1 uidt mebr austeben
beute nod m6dte ib BON b,eier @elt
|tues!" . gbrif! . @brifin! mas ben.
feit unb ihtudseit bu llninnises baber!
Remit bu i'm benu nidt. uno bait bu i'm
nod ME sebDrt ben bu1pihtisen lus.
ipru6 beines Germ unb Grl6iers: rDer
fi1 n,1t ielbit perleusnet, tdsli9 fem
Qreua auf ft9 nimmt, uno mir ni1t
na1folst, Der fann mein Singer ni1t
fem, Der 1T rteiner nidt tpertb." Infer
@ottbeilano, bic bimmliide rlni1ulb,
Bot aus lauter aiebe fir uns bas idtpere
Rrer3 auf ben galnarienberg binaufses
tragert, unb tptr uiiite, boSbafte Sinber
.uolen bas idon bunbertmnl persiente
Rren3 nit ieiner Sano unb nit feinem
Singer ~beriibren? unb taun, 1T ,es uns
anf bic S9ultsr sefaIlen, molten mir es
nit @etpalt furtuerftn unb mie feige
Sli1tlinse auf unb bauun iprinsen. limb
Islander sebt in ieinem uertebrt.n Sinn
nod ipeiter! Or nil bic 9otb uno Gr-
riat6, Spott unb S1anbe, in bic er se.
ratben iii, bic abideuli6e unb iddnblide
Rrantbeit, bic er ii9 ielbft snsesosen
bat, bas 2iebesperbdftniB, bas gut unb
seididt anseSettelt, aber gang miBgliidt
uar, bic @ewiTensbiRe, bic ibn tdsli9
foltern, bies nitb ienes mil er ni1t lGrts
ger mebr ertraaen, unb benft nit uebers
legung baron, }einem 2eben eiu Gnbe sn
MAIDEN. nnglddlider! mas tpiait bn?
beinem 2ebet, Elm Grbe MAIDEN? Das
fannt bu nidt = neir, bcs fannft bu
.ni1t! Nur beinen 2eib fannit bu tooteu,
nidt aber beinen @eiif, beine Geete.
T6ote, eridufe, erf6iebe. seridneibe, Der.
sifte ober erbente nur beineu 2eib, bess
tuesert lebft bu bod nod fort, unb EN-.
pfinoeft unb fibleft nod fort unb fort
bein ilnglid, bein Glenb, beine S9anoe,
oeine @epiHensaual. So. nod ntebr!
Der Selbfm5fber lduft tuie elm Babn
inniger aus; bem @eeen in bic Graufe,
pom aeitliten lInslid in Sas eipise I'm.
sliid, BON Jeuerroite Der Yrifuns in
bas Seuermeer Der S5le. alio lautet
bas Gebot unb Der Nusipru@ Guttes:
.0n tout ni4t t5bten." r@er aber t6O.
tel fid ielbf, pber einer. anbern, Der 1T
bes @eri9tes fdulbis." runb ibr nil.
iet, bas fein Meenidenm6roer bas etuise
2ebeu IN, fi9 bat, unb in bas Reid @ots
tes ni1t eIneeben fann!1 Sn Der &c,
beinen DHenbaruus oes beilisen Sohan.
mes ftebi mod ausbriidli6: Den M6r'
bern, ben ger3asten, bic on Der enabe
bts BERN ~per;peifelut pirb ME ben
nnstanbissu, ben llnia4tissn nnS Go
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-06
GriSpt BET 8tSmard.

Die beporfebenbe Gunierens Stpii9en
Dem Siriten Dismard unb Signor
grispi, benz italieniiden &riessminifter,
1T BON 70 groBen Bebeutuns, baB alles
Sntereiie an Der iinsiten SbieBafaire,
Die lotpobl in Jranfreih tuie in EreuBen
lopiel Siaub auitpirbelte, in u6aises
Quintet seffellt TT. Im SamItas Nadz
mittas fubr @raf Serbert 8ismard benz
Sisnor. grispi 6is sur Station Bii1en
entsesen uno besleitete Jpn bann nod
Srieoridsrub. Die bort bep~oritehenoe
unterrebuns ip,rb iir cine iolde BON
b69iter @i9tisfeit sehalten.
Dieielbe ftebt in ipeciener 8e5iebuns
III elmer Grneueruns Der sniiden Deuti1s
Lamb, Seiterrei9 unb Stalten abeeidlois
ienen Militdr. Convention. Sas 8inb-
niB Der mittel. europ6iiGen Wd1te. nit
Stalien, iousit es iid auf bic allsemeine
8olit,f beaiebt, tuuroe bereits auf 5
Sabre e%rneuert, ALIEN Die Wilitdr. Con:
oention. oas eisentlide Sdutz uni
2rusblnbniS, ipar nur auf 6 Monate
ndmltd bonn lebten Mar5 big gum Sep
TENDER abseidlofen.
Bdbrsno bes iiinsiten a~nfentbaltei
bes 6fterrei9iiden 8remie, miniiters
Srafen 8alnotp, 81 Sriebridsrub, tuur
be betm Sisnor grispi telesrapbiid an
sefrast, Ob er bereit iei, bic @onpentiol
~ erueuern. @s erfol9te BON bieieu
| cine suiaseHhe Iutuurt. SEPT foI BIZ
Gnaelesenbeit miinbli6 erlebist iuerben
Dies lift Der 'erite Swed Der unierreoun!
uno mas als wirtiame 3uiideruns eli
ner @rbaltuns bes 5rieoens auf piel
Nonate binaus besriiSt. peroeu. Gin
anoere Srase BON ipesieIem Snteref
1T bic Der geri0bnuns nit benz Sati
rrf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-06
er,9raNoemt a,t Metien.

Die bonn 8rdFbent Glepelanb unb
Srau nit ibrem fteinen Sreun6esfreiie
beabii1tiste 8eiIe tpurbe aut Sreitas
friib ansetreten, unb ON ndmli4en Gage
nod selansten bic &eiienben Biz 8tttss
burg, BON mo bic &eiie an Samftag
Worsen in Der SrIbe iber Columbus.
indianapolis, 1errebaute. nod ct.
Souls fortseiest uurbe. Der gntbu'
fiasmus, Der iberalI, mo bic &eiiese.
ieli1aft anfommt, an ben Tas selest
tpiro, IdBt erfenneu, baS bic &unbtour
fir bic &eiienben iopobl als aa9 fir
has Bublifum bic persniislidite 1T. Ib.
seieben BOZ, eiuSelnen 8ereineu, bic in
ibrem parteiftepperiiden @eien iih in
ibre 8orbaut SuriidSieben, trdst benz
8rdiibenten unb ietner @enabl,n Jules
bic berSlidfe 8uneisuns entsesen. Sdon
ari eriten Gage trus bic -Four bic &C.
italt zines tuabrbaft entbuiiaitiiben gnt.
aeaenfommens Der Wafien obne Inter.
I1ieb Der 8artei. ueberau seist oas
Bolt, baB es gleoelanb .alS 8olfsmann
BON ebtem G1rut unb 6orn iddst, unb
bies nit Sreubsn offen 81 befunbeu, ses
tuilt 1T. Gm Sonnabenb traf Der Yrds
fibent in Der Stabt ct. Souls ein, 100
er bonn Mapor in @mpfans. senOmmen
ipurbe. 3ur9 bic iposenben @enidens
mai1en unb nrniDnt bon beren Suiuads,
fubren bic 8eiienoen iber bic on Der
NiGour,,@ renSe BON einem Banner nit
Der Snidrift: r@i0fommen in Wii'
iouri" iberipannte Bride in bic prdds
fig ifluminirte ,nb ieitfi9 sei9midte
Stabt, rpoielbf oas Saus oes Wapor lie
feitli9 aufnabm. 9ort oerblieben fe
big seftern Morsen, 81 uelder 5e,t b.
&eiie iiber gbicaso, Wabiion nod ct.
Baul ansetreten rpuroe. 9Drt rperben
bic &eiienben1 am ndditen Wontas eit'
treffen uno einen Gag uerbleiben.
Gem Yrdiibenten lit Die grboluns uni
Sreube Der Sabrt I'M 10 mebr 81 s6n'
men, als CT fib i'm golfsbienf oils fei'
biser unb unermibli1er grbeiter sejeis1
bat. Sod Dor ieiner abreiie frat bas
Cabinet nofmals 81 elmer Sisuns Sh
iammeu, rm ipidtise @eidditsansele
senbeiten III prbnen. Der 8rdioen'
binterldSt bic B.rwaltuns in sereseltem
9utem Gorge, 70 baB cine StOruns, 81,
ettpa feline pl6sttbe Inipeienbeit er
beii1t, nidt 81 befiir6ten 1T. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-06
Ntnefte Na9ri9tem.
y Sn Winneopolis troteu ana Wo,

Sn Rinneapolis traten am Won.
tag bic Grbeitsritter 3u elmer General.
ueriammluns SHiammen. Sn Der Hbenb.
fhuns tuaren an bic $4,000 Weniden
5uiamner, Dor benen Bepberlp cine
Rebe iber bas Thema: r9ie Belt, ME
eas Hittertbum lie seitalten m5dte"
bielt. in tuslger er unter Gnberm alio
faste: rBir fino cine 8erbinbung nur
Der 1obte ribrt fi9 ni1t. sc gtebt
In unierer Mitte Rrafebler. SIber auf
ieben S4limmeu, Der fralebtt, fOmmen
tauieno Grnue, bic i'm sar Rube pers
ueiien -. Gin paar @orte iiber bic
Ginuanberer. Wan BOT mid einen
Setnb Der G,utpan6erer ssnannt; aber
mt llnre@t. Sd bin ia ielber Gin Gin.
setuanoerter. Sd babe aesen bic Gin.
.uanberua9 nidts .ein3uuenben; i'm De.
aentbeil, i'd besiinftiae iie. slber ieoe
neutrality-suspicious., bic pom Bunbe
2ano gum Gei1enf erbieft, Dat ibre
Guswanberunsasenten, bic aue u,5ati.
den Husldnber beriiber Sdiden. Gr.
bett nun bon bitien arnleu Tenfela e..
ier bic Sano aeseu oas, mos er serobe
Der fi& fiebt = nidt aesen bas @eieb,
benn fir i'm siebt 60 fein Geieb-io 1T
er Hnar@if unb er ,uirb beitraft, iene
aber, bic ibn bieiem 2onoe aufaeboli
sehen ftrafrei aus. (sfaui@en
.er 8eifalI.) SD baife ben Gnar1is-
mus, tpie iG bic Gnar9iften bafe. @ie
tann Elm aino, bas in Grmuth 'anb
S@mut, uniuiHenbsit unb Safer cuff
G9tuns baber .ror ben Ginri9
ieines 2dnbes. @ena ID nlfoI
Iase: 2eat ben Dampf1iffnbrtsasen.
len, ben 2onbsN eenten bas 6anomerf;
Ibut ess Ginfnbr Bon @ettlesn Ginbalt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-06
Sennefee ni9t probibitipniHii9.

@ennslei9 INNER nod fein pollitGns
bigger Beridt iiber bic Brobib,tions .Hbz
fimmuns in 9ennefiee porl,est, inbsnt
bic 8eflriporier Der Broblbiipn nit
8er6ffentliduns bee fir unsiHftig aus.
sefallenen grsebntfies binter benz Bsrse
baltsn, 70 Tam ni1t mebr in Nbreoe
seftelt tuerben, baB bic 8efarporter
Der suten Sa9e, bic Sreunbe Der Der.
i6nliden Sreibeit, einen sldnSenoen Siea
erfo1ten baben. @euiB bat Sefierion
9apis enersiideS Sdreiben r1anfen
ebetnalisett Gonf5rSerirten beeinFntd,
tuenn beiien @inereifen ii1 nu9 niGt 0
iptrfiam ertpies tuie iiingit IN TeraA.
ueber5aupt i6einen bic beiben .nlten
Barteien ibr Clement iouobl ben, Bro
bibitionifen ME aud ben eesneru se.
felt 5u baben; bae Sauptpoturn Der er.
iferei fam aus benz republifanii@en 2as
Ger.
Sir bic bemofroiii9e Bartei pirb
bieie Nieoerlase bee 9ipanssseiesler &c.
tuib bon eriprieSlt1en Gpleen fem.
Dem, tuenn iie bisber In Der Yrsbiti.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-06
Cine tntereKante Hrobtbts
tionSsStattfttf.

Sas Stdbtden Cambridge, WaFa1u'
ietts, 1T felt benz Item Wai b. s. elm Yro.
%hibitlonsnet. gor benz CAB es bort
@irtbi1aften, tpel9e nit elmer Getper.
beiteuer belest marer. Der ioeber ner5f.
fentli9teB oliseiberidt entbdlt bemertens.
tuertbe auffdliffe iiber bic 8uitdnbe,
ipel1e ii1 tpdbrenb oieies fur5en 3eit.
raunls bort entipidelt baben. Der Be-
ridt rei9t Biz gnbe Gusuit. Go ersibt
fid baraus, baB innerbalb Der 4 Nona.
te felt Der ginfabruns Der Brobibition
i'm 8erslei9 81 ben entipredenben Mo.
rater pes @oriabrs bic Sabl Der &c.
ipobnbeitsm6siaen I%runfenbolbe urn
mebr als rs YrO5enti seitiesen 1T; iue.
uisftens 1T bic 8abl Der tuesen 9runfens
belt uorsenun,menen gerbaftnnsen in
Sieiem gerbdltn,B sefiesen.
Die r@irfunsen" Der Yrob,bition
iuerben bur@ bic fcfsenbe nersleihente
8uiammenftelluns nerauidaulidt. &c
tuurben ndmlid ruesen Trunfenbeit per'
baftet:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-06
Nt,p Dprt'S 9emofratte.

Die 9emDfraten oes empires tnates
babeu in pOriser @ude ibren Staats-
Gonnent in better 'Sarmonie in SaratO.
tosa sebalten. Serdlid puroe bic Ser.
tpaltung oes Brdfibent Glepelanb 9ebil.
list namentlid tpeseu Der uniiberiddsba<
rem 9ienfte, bic fie in Grbaltuns unb
8iebsrsstpinnuns Der 6ffentliden 9dn.
oereien benz amerifanii9en 8elfe gelei.
itet. Stnfi1tli1 Der 2iqu6r.5rase err
tldrt bic Democratic i'm Staate SEEM
gOrt? @ir besiih tiseu elm reoib,rtes
2icensseies, bas pbne unsere1te Inter.
ideibuns iiberaI i'm Staate ansetuanbt
tuerben iO0. Dir iinb sesen ale Hufs
tuanbseiese, tuel9e dtuedloS bic peri6ns
li9e Sretbeit unb bic ueritdntisen BE,
pobnbeiten unb .Sitten zines 9bei.
FEB unierer Witbiirser einidrdnten.
Damn aber fabren fs fort : Bir
stauben, baB ibermdBise Ginfinf<
te bn5u bienen i%olten, lofale 2aiten 5u
permtnbern uno lofale 8elteuerung bers
ab3uiesen. @ir befirtporten bas Re1t
lofaler Selbftres,eruna fir Stdbte urb
~oerlansen, oas bic 9esislatur allsemei.
ne .@eiese fir bic N~usiibuus bieies @ed.
tes erlaiie.
Der @ntideiS Der beurisen Dabl i'm
Staate SEEM gorf 1T BON sr6Bter 8ebeu.
tuns, benrt elm Sies Der Democratic in
bieiem Sabre birfte als 8orbebeututs
zines Sieaes i'm Sabre 1888 selten.
Die Gusiidtsn iinb bis babin iebr gut,
aber bennod fann ni1ts init Si1erbeit
uorausseiast ruerben, i1on aus benz
Grunbe ni9t, neil bas Grbeitersg otunt
uusemein idwer in bic 8asi9ale fdlt.
Senrp George staubt niht uur in Der
Stabt allein. ionbern aud in ben 2anbs
biitriften etues sroben alnfanses setuiB
81 iein, unb nit inn MAIDEN anbere Nr,
better : Orsaniiationen dbnli1e Nnipris
DE. SaB bic Sarmer ii1 iebo1 auf ben
2eim fibren laiien unb iid in bic auers
r1eueite 8autbeorie uersefien unb oerlie=
ben, 1T tuenis ;tuabri6einlid, unb 70 mag
tpobl b,e @r6rteruns Der 9emofraten
Bis auf @eiteres in geltuus bleibrn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-06

sntsins. melt bieielben 6reunbe butten.
bic fie iiberwa1teluu 6 nbtbisenfaIls in
ii6eres @exited bradten, bamit iie ben
Dienern Der @erediieteit nidt in bic
felen. Sic Berbafteten aber
10 tiermdbis betrunfen setueieu
fem. bob fie anf bas Sort Der ibertpa9.
enben Sameraben ni1t mebr a1teten
uHb fid 5ffenttid ets bas prubusirten,
mas fie tuaren. Somit birfte oreies
9eiipiel ein ieuer 8eles bofir fem, baB
bic s8robibition nnr sur 5r6bnuns
Der 9rnnfiudt i'm gtbeimen unb ayr
Seuhelei fi6rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-06
cardinal Gibbons In ct. Ysanl.

Ser lebte Sonnerita9 enttalteie 1lb
fir bic 8smobner Der Sauptitabt N,n'
neiotas su eiuem eui5 benflparoisen,
Der perbient, nit srpBen Buditaben IN
bic Gnnalen Der Stabt e%insetraseH 81
,peroen. sn ienem Gage mar ct. Banl
nit benz boben 8eiu9e bes garoinut
@,bbsns beebrt. rlnb ct. Saul Seiste
tpieberum,, baS beiien 8eoblferuns Den
Sinn bes Sprudes in uulliter Beoeu>
tuns aufsefaBt: r@bre, benz @bre &c.
bsbrt." 0admiituss 3 ubr lief Der
Bug, Der ben bOben @aft unb bic 9eles
cation ct. Bauls, tuel6e ben Cardinal
in 3etp Sort in @mpfans senOmmen,
in bic Wetrppole bra6te, in ben llniuns
8abnbpf Elm, BON 100 Der Yrdlat in bic
b,i16fli1e 8eiibsnS selettet tuurbe. &ur5
Dor 8 ubr sbenbs tuaro er in Seieas
51aft elmer sanSe1 Reibe BON airdens
prdlaten unb @eiitliden burd bic prd9s
tis iquminirten StraBen nod Dem
@par Sotel seiabren, ND, ua1bem Der
Cardinal bic Borfteluns BON ettua 500
BerioneH entsesensenomnlen, inn Elm
Banquet seseben iparse. NuBer ben
BiihSfen Grace unb Srelanb BON Ct.
Yaul. 5lai@ BON 60 Groiie, Seioenbuid
bon ct. glouo, Martp BON ganfton,
Dat, Hbt @belbrud bon Der ct. Sobns
uulperiitdt nabmen an bieiem perihie.
tene @dite Der Gtabt ct. Baul tbell,
Subem IS @eiitlide unb etpa 800 on.
bere Beripnen. Nadoem ale einsenomz
men, erboben iid ale H%npeieno.n, uno
Der Cardinal ipra1 ben Seser. Nab
benz Banquet iteIte 8ii9of Srelanb ben
@aft bes Wbenos, ben Cardinal Gibbons
Dor, ben 8i1ter RelIp in elmer Beiie
iptrtommnete, bic bes bpben @aftes Sers
lnit Sreuoe erfiiate.
am S9luiie BON 8i9tsr ReIp's stebe
erbob fi9 Der Cardinal unS iparo nit
groBen 9empnitrattonen Der Sreuoe BE-
9rist. @r bemerfte, baB er fi9 zines
iul1en gmpianses IN ct. Paul ni1t
perieben unb baB es ibm an @orten
fehir Spineu @efiibfen WuSbrud III per.
is;bsn Gsr mica ouf ein,,Ine Wnnfte in
MiItsr ssIIn,s @eSe Rim unh bob brSon.
Ssrs h;e @ernienste W;shns sr.Ionns
bernor' her ala bs;ouSer.s m.rf,suo her
@or;ehuno ous.rSeh.n, iomosI p,I;oiSS,
oIs m,itIibe gsonnnn.n an p,rbr,itsn
Ser Snrsdsr MITE ertuSbnt' bos or Emf,
Soromf e.; o~m,r;foni;Her @iirosr 40
Ss;u Ca "a iei her ftoI,eH, msitI;Ss
S;tsl Ssn ~ bsf;as o. }rsm. EI Elm
@Srnsr mornInrS,s ~ ;.;n in ,nsyh.m,
St"ate ~ nsb"rsm. ~ sr,us i;m 81, @;;r.
NV S;ss.r Srosen @snnhf;f ~ s.;n ,ns;I
H. ma ooSS Ssr .srs;sn rrS S,r @ron.n
e; ga 70; sr,,sSnt msrSsu Sas IN Ssr
Eors;t,,t;on S;ssss osuSss r;Tt .nmoT
Ssr mnms Gntt csronnt memo NV MN I'm" nv
Ssrssfhsmn ;sssr Pew s;nssr%s;bt ,us sp
hon SNms e. f;r ss;u SS.;I hso. ,.;n.,,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-10-06

Der yt19e pee Sate afl9etoninlen, tom
eme Gnte in Siht, unb Soiepb leste
iein Doppelsepebr gun, Shufe an,
tpdbrenb fem Brnber etlpa 8 SuB BON
inn entfernt 5tan6. Deim eriien @tuB
3eriprans bic Slinte, unb Stid. Don
2adf uno Sdaft flosen in Der 2uft I'm
Der. 9abei ruurbe Soieph's Sanb Ser.
i1mettert unb Elm 1beil bes 3eiaefin.
gers messeriTen. Gin Stid 6tabl
traf gresor's Hader, unb bobrte ii1 in
benielben unter benz redten DIR elm;
aus Der @unbe foB bas 8lut in Strb.
men. Beibe 8erpunbeten idlepptea
fi1 sum erften Sauie, mo elm Nothper.
banb anaelest tuurbe. Der Doetsr osn
8apnespilIe tparbe requiri-t, met1er
Solepb's 6anb perbanb uno pann bic
Wunbe bes Gresor unteriu9te. Gieier
ianb elm Stid Stabl Dor, rueIdes ent.
fernt tpurbe. am anbern Tase nabm
e. cine 3tpeite nnterIuhuns Dor, anb q
fte(te fi6 beraus, bos nod elm arueites
Stld Stabf i'm 9adeu u~erborgeg fet.
Dieies. 70 ersab bic l1nteriuhuHs. fiest
anf Der 6alsaber, uno it cine Dperas.
tisu Sur @%utfernnrs ees Stablitides
isbr getpast. GesbaIb bat Iih bsr'G Doe
tor entidlofen, in oieieni Sale bic va.
tur belfeu 40 laf1en, nnb banti naH einis
ger 9eit bic n5tbise Operation poraus
nehuier. Beioe befinoen fia iett i'm
sIxsrf,Aex douss n,o ,kuao H.. k.E~
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1887-07-15
CiyiIity of English EmpIoves.

A tribute Is due English shopkeepers, and,
in Iced. all who i'll any manner deal with the
public, for civility wholly unknown in our
own land OF the brave and the free. The
last telegram sent before leaving New York
was glanced over by the practiced eye OF
Jay Gould's young gentleman who took it,
and was saluted with: Il say! Them amt
no ten words: them's leven. Gimme anoth-
er nickel" The first telegram sent iii Eng
land the receiver said: "Not quite the right
change, sir; tuppence more, please,s and
after it had been paid him. "Thank you"
And he, remember, was government enl-
ploye. What win the naughty gentlemen
who peddle postage stamps and money orders
in the United States think of nation so de.
based that its postal clerks say "Thank your
when they sell even the ha'penny gum
backed vignettes Of the queena The trades
men and their assistants all respond in the
same fashion to anything said by customer,
active or positive. until the mechanical
@Thank youn either grows monotonous or is
unnoticed. have been thanked by banker
who cashed letter OF credit, and thanked
this is no travellers lie) by the man who sold
me railway ticket. Hotel and other bills
are usually receipted with the additional
words, with thanks" and In some cases
s'With but thanks" The latter is partic-
ularly solacing, nobody likes to think that
he has been put off with an inferior quality
of thanks. The athank you" habit has its In
congruities, though, as witness common
form of dialogue:
Have boat this morning?n
"Not this morning.
THANK you
Or in a restaurant:
"Waiter, this chop isn't half cooked. Take
it away"
@Thank you, sir."-London Letter.
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Artificial Tropics.

In the belief that modern science can COM
mand climate, DIR. b. w. Richardson pro-
poses that British invalids be given in their
native isles the winter advantages OF tropical
resorts. This he would accomplish by estab-
fishing winter homes. or health palaces, each
containing dfty or more comfortable two
story houses. enclosing large square OF orna-
mental grounds, and provided with libraries.
baths, gymnasia, amusement halls, etc.
Flower lined galleries. giving long prone
nades. would extend over the houses under
glass roofs. while the central enclosure would
be shut in by an immense arch OF glass at .
height above the ground Suitable heating
and ventilating apparatus would give an
equable and adjustable temperature to all
parts of che structures, and any desired char
acter might be impaired to the climate. Even
cloudy days need not be known, as electric
suns could be made to shine ut pleasure.
IN many places winter resorts ON a grandef
scale might be created by putting whole
valleys under roofs Of glass, forming parks Of
constant beauty and healthfulness. Arkal-
saw Traveller.
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ABOUT LITTLE ITALY"
MULBERRY BEND" AS SEEN BY DAY.
LIGHT AND GASLlGHT.

How the Lowest Italians Manage to Exc
Out Microscopic Livelihood-PIaces
Where the Stiletto is Often Used.
Filth and SquaIor ON Every Hand.
Especial Correspondence.l
NEW YORK, July 6.
Mulberry Bend" or sLittle Italy," as it is
oftentimes called, is not a pleasant neighbor-
hood by day. The street swings in dirty
curve southwest from Park row, changes at
every foot from its original direction, and
finally runs parallel with Broadway directly
toward the north. Tenement houses of all
styles and sizes, and all reeking with filth wall
it in upon both sides; six storied "dumb
bells," alive with verrnin, both human and
insect; three story man traps, ready to fall
and crush their numberless inmates; ancient
one storied stables that have been converted
into cheap stores on the ground floor and
hideous dives In the cellar. A swarming
population. Swarthy, low browed Italians,
whose coats and trousers always bulge out
over where knife or revolver is usually car
ried; black eyed, buxom, full breasted
women, who sit on doorsteps and curbstones
unconcernedly nursing their babes and earn
ing a microscopic livelihood by retailing stale
bread at two and three cents loaf; jew ped
dlers, vicious and vociferous, who sell spoiled
fish, tainted meats and decaying vegetables
from rickety wagons drawn by skeleton
horses; multitudes of children, that seem to
spring up from the ground without warning
and disappear in the same way as suddenly;
drunkards, thieves and lost women of every
nationality, and here and there blue coated
policemen, who, with club firmly grasped
and revolver ever ready for use, await the
stiletto or the slung shot that is invariably
bound to come. The sunlight and fresh air
have hard job in reaching the pavements.
The high walls and narrow thoroughfare
keep enough darkness in custody to last
through the day. Dead animals and garbage
pave the street and filth frescoes the walls.
Every door, window and alleyway is huge
sewer, from which pour invisible rivers of
foul gases, pestilential vapors and the germs
Of every disease. ~.
At night Mulberry Bend is an inferno more
terrible than Dante's The crowds are there
hy lay, but now more drunken, noisy and
DrOfana
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CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE.
"REMINISCENCES OF THREE OF THE
YOUNGEST OLD MEN.

Chief Justice Waite, Civil Service Com
missioner Edgerton and Judge Latty.
How Grant Appointed Waite Chief JUS
tice-Genealogy of the Waite Family.
Especial Correspondence
TOLEDO, o., July 8.
The northwestern part of Ohio has produced
a number Of noted men. Toledo was once
Chief Justice Waite's home. Ex-President
Rutherford B. Hayes comes from Fremont, q
good sized town little east OF here Charley
Foster lives at Fostoria, not far of from the
home of Hayes, and just west of him is
Hicksville. where Civil Service Commissioner
Edgerton began his career as one of the chief
settlers Of this part of Ohio. Petroleum v.
Nasby lives at Toledo, and here edits his
Toledo Blade, and this was the home of Gen.
Steedman, who died only year or so ago.
Speaking of Judge Waite's early days at
Toledo, I had long chat the other day with
ex-Congressman Hill, Of Defiance, about
Waite and Edgerton.
Representative Hill has known Chief
Justice Waite for twenty-five years, and he
says that Waite is one of trio Of old men
from northwestern Ohio who are possessed Of
most remarkable intellectual and physical
vitality. They are all in the full possession
Of their every faculty. And 1t is strange
coincidence that they started their lives as
friends, and that now in their old age they
keep up the closest Of social relations. These
three men are Chief Justice Waite, Civil
Service Commissioner Edgerton and Judge
Alexander s. Latty, Of Defiance Latty and
Elgerton are couple of years older than
Waite, but Edgerton with his gray hair has
frame Of iron, and he tells me that he has
few days Of sickness and that he can be upon
his feet all day long without tiring. These
three men came to northwestern Ohio when
it was little more than wilderness Waite
was a son of the chief justice of Connecticut.
He had been born at Lyme, educated at
Evarts, studied law with his father and DUR
ing the term Of Martin Van Buren, had come
west to Ohio to practice. He soon jumped
into q big business, but he lived well and did
not save much money, because, as Repre-
sentative Hill says, he charged too little for
his services. For the writing OF a brief at the
request Of the Defiance county commissioners
in O case involving $4,000 Hill says he
charged only $50. His brief settled the case,
and had it been written by other lawyers of
equal note the charge would have been 81 600
instead Of $50. Waites first case in Defiance
county was tried shortly after his admission
to the bar. The court was held i'm the second
story of a building in Defiance, which still
stands, and Waite was terribly worsted by
young man who had more voice than hrains